extreme in Latin
extreme in Latin is extrēmus — extreme means of the greatest possible degree or intensity.
extreme in Latin
extrēmus
What does "extreme" mean?
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adj Of the greatest possible degree or intensity.
"The region suffered extreme heat all summer."
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adj Very far from what is moderate or normal, especially in views or behaviour.
"Her political views became more extreme after the scandal."
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noun The furthest or highest point of something; one end of a range.
"The two extremes of the debate rarely find common ground."
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extreme in a sentence
- The region suffered extreme heat all summer.
- He took extreme measures to protect his family.
- Her political views became more extreme after the scandal.
- The two extremes of the debate rarely find common ground.
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What is "extreme" in Latin?
"extreme" in Latin is extrēmus. extreme means: Of the greatest possible degree or intensity.
How do you use "extreme" in a sentence?
Example: "The region suffered extreme heat all summer." In Latin, "extreme" is extrēmus.
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